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Office Live Workspace

Microsoft's online collaboration tool.

on Mar 15 2010 3:58PM

Microsoft's free document sharing tool offers 5GB of online storage.

Users may create new accounts, or log on with a Windows Live ID.

Microsoft Office Live Workspace allows users to organise and share Office documents.

Templates are available for various use cases, such as a project workspace that includes a list of participants, schedule, overview and postmortem presentations, project proposal and to-do list.

A template workspace comes with an easily managed table of participants.

A template workspace comes with an easily managed schedule.

Users may upload Office documents from their computers.

Windows users may create new documents on Office Live via a plug-in for Microsoft Office.

The "Microsoft Office Live Add-in" is required for users to create and edit files, as these tasks are performed on locally-hosted versions of Office.

After logging in, users may save new documents to the Office Live Workspace online space.

Documents appear in a list online.

Powerpoint, Word and Excel files may be viewed, but not edited, online.

Users may grant other collaborators access to particular workspaces.

Microsoft's free document sharing tool offers 5GB of online storage.

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